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Underwriter assess and score risks from insurance contract documents using Azure Open AI

Janarthanan S 700 Reputation points
2023-09-21T06:07:22.17+00:00

I work for insurance client request where to use upload contract documents in the Azure BLOB Storage and extraction is done through Azure Document Intelligence for pre processing tasks. My task is to summarize the contract documents. How to summarize the documents using Azure OpenAI service? in order to ensure the underwriter decision is correct or not?

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Janarthanan S

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  1. Azar 31,705 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator
    2023-09-21T07:12:04.1266667+00:00

    Hi @Janarthanan S

    Start by uploading your insurance contract documents to Azure Blob, then StorageSet up Azure Document Intelligence to extract key information and preprocess your contract documents.

    Retrieve the extracted information from Azure Document Intelligence.

    use Azure OpenAI's text summarization capabilities into your workflow. You can leverage models like GPT-3, which can be fine-tuned for specific tasks.

    Fine-tune the Azure OpenAI model using a dataset of summarized contract documents, and finally Develop a script or application that interfaces with the Azure OpenAI API. Provide the extracted text from your contract documents as input and request summaries from the fine-tuned model.

    If you find this answer usefull kindly upvote and accept for any assistance ping here thanks much.


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